Central Atlanta Progress has released two videos to promote Downtown Atlanta’s “big year” with the opening of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, College Football Hall of Fame, Atlanta Streetcar and more. Watch them both above.
Collin Kelley is the executive editor of Atlanta Intown, Georgia Voice, and the Rough Draft newsletter. He has been a journalist for nearly four decades and is also an award-winning poet and novelist. More by Collin Kelley
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They failed to mention the hundreds of vagrants and panhandlers downtown. Until that issue is finally addressed, no series of projects will ever see their full potential.
I agree..untill proper housing is available to the homeless in georgia..not just downtown..nothing will show promise. or prosperity. Stop sweeping this crisis under the rug. Show that atlanta cares about people and progress is shared by all.
Yikes, vagrants you say? It’s a shame that no city on Earth has ever been successful until they completely resolved homelessness and crime. Oh wait…